High School Students
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Westwood College is a career-focused college where you can succeed.
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Student achievement and graduation
Learning well, earning good grades and completing a program are important milestones to celebrate. Take a look how Westwood values student achievement.
Student services
From the moment you enroll at one of our Westwood campuses, our student services staff is standing by to offer help and assistance. They can assist you with the many concerns that arise as you make the transition to college. Visit our student services section to explore the array of services available every step of the way.
Career preparation
At Westwood, we provide one-on-one career advising from the moment you begin classes. Getting to know you and your career goals will help us guide and prepare you throughout college.
Part-time work
Most of our students work part-time or full-time jobs while they attend Westwood College. Our Career Services department can help you find suitable employment. We also coordinate on-campus work-study jobs for students who qualify.
Student financing
Figuring out how to pay for your college education can be an overwhelming task. Not to worry! At Westwood, we’ll be with you and help get you through the student financing maze.
Our student financing specialist will walk you through the six-step process and explain the five different financing options that are available to cover the cost of your education. Visit our student financing section for more details.
High school scholarship program
The years of hard work you’ve put into high school are about to pay off with a diploma. Now, Westwood College would like to reward you with the possibility of scholarship funds to make it easier to follow your next dream, click here for more information and to download the application.
*Subject to students meeting admissions placement requirements



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